Radiant Capital, the cross-chain lending protocol that lost $50 million in an October 2024 attack later attributed by Mandiant to a North Korean state hacking group, has bled out to an operational husk.
The protocol holds $2.21 million in total value locked across Arbitrum, Ethereum, Base, and BNB Chain as of June 1, 2026, with its RDNT token trading around $0.0015 and a market capitalization of $1.96 million — ranking #2356.
The deterioration crossed a fresh threshold today: Binance, which announced the delisting of RDNT on March 18 and halted spot trading on April 1, ended withdrawal support for the token on June 1. Residual balances will be converted to stablecoins on users' behalf. The Binance exit follows OKX's January 2025 delisting and Crypto.com's removal in July 2025, eliminating Radiant's last major centralized-exchange venue.
Radiant has not posted a formal wind-down notice on its X account or its governance forum, where the most recent topic is an April 25 proposal on phased remediation for depositors classed as "Convenience" claimants.
A February 2026 roadmap post committed to a dual-architecture rebuild — core blue-chip lending on upgraded Aave contracts, isolated markets on Morpho — and to retiring the legacy RIZv1 product hit hardest by the 2024 attack. Whether the rebuild proceeds against a $1.96M market cap and $288,000 of daily volume is the question the on-chain numbers now answer.
